“When the novel is finished, I will die,” this is how the famous writer Samuel Sanderson began his book. He was once an ordinary person, loved his wife Dana and daughter Mayan and was sure that his family was the most valuable thing he had. But fame and wealth changed everything; Sanderson could not stand this test. His life henceforth proceeded in the spotlight, under the clicks of cameras. Fans considered it the greatest happiness if he condescended to have an affair; journalists considered it an honor to interview him. In this frenzy, it was unthinkable to stop and think. And this is the result - he lost everything that he previously valued so much, his life was under threat. Can the price for mistakes really be so high?